Budgie No.282 Euclid Scraper

Budgie Euclid Dump Truck, Siku V249 Dump Truck, hubs melting, Tekno 860 Akerman Shovel, chain broken, 760 Fork Lift Truck, Foden Milk Truck w/chains, unmarked, C5-8.

die cast cars in plastic garages, 61 Lotus, 12 Corvette, 97 Euclid, 98 Michigan Scraper, 96 Pay Loader, 16 Mustang, 10 Corsair, 11 Jaguar, 21 Fiat Wagon, C8-9.

Includes Euclid Decals, Made in England, Like New Condition

Attributed to Philip Simmons, Charleston, South Carolina (1912-2009). H14" W15" D7 1/2" This piece is sold from the collection of a private Charleston, South Carolina lady. This work is the mate to an

Alexander Calder " Homage To Euclid " original lithograph and is signed and numbered in pencil by the artist. unframed ( height: 20 1/2 inch, width: 28 inch ) framed ( height: 28 inch, width: 36 inch

"Euclides Elements of Geometry: the first VI books: in a compendious form contracted and demonstrated" by Captain Thomas Rudd. The first English translation of Euclid. Mathematical preface by John Dee

Group of 13 painted hog scraper candlesticks in various colors. Most have candle stubs. New England, 19th century. Condition: Very good. Some wear to paint. Most paint is early 20th century. Range H 5

Painted and dark cerused oak sky scraper bookcase in the manner of Paul Frankyl. Ht: 86" Wd: 50" Dpth: 16"

WROUGHT-IRON BOOT SCRAPER, H-form with one arm extended for hand hold, each arm with curled extension, later black paint. Secured in a chiseled stone block. 19th century. 33 1/4" HOA, 15 1/2" W stone.

Large cast iron boot scraper in the manner of Hubley, featuring an English Setter. With unidentified heart-shaped foundry mark and serial number underneath. Dimensions: H 15.5" x W 18" x D 11" Conditi

"Elementorum Euclidis Libri Terdecum" published in London by Gulielmus Jones, 1620.The first publication of Euclid in England. Inked name on title page "Johes Meredith". Printed on laid paper withdiag

Peter Derr Dough Scraper. Iron blade and conical ring turned brass handle, stamped on back side of blade "P.D 1856", (Tulpehocken Township, Berks County, Pennsylvania). 4-1/4" long overall. Condition:

Unrun Lionel postwar O 6817 flat car with Allis Chalmers scraper in original box. Car is C9 with a complete mint all original scraper in a brick original box with most perfs intact.

Compound cutting tool 10" long. Scraper found in New Guinea circa 1943. 7-7/8" long. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions below. When you registered for the auction you agre

Unusual large 18th century iron boot scraper embedded in the original stone. H 20-3/4" W 15-3/4" D 16-1/4". Condition: Excellent original condition. Copy and paste this link for a high-res image: http

Plains Elk Antler Hide Scraper, with Decorations fourth quarter 19th century carved with three sets of bands containing a row of dots overall length 11-1/2 inches

Rare Armadillo Boot Scraper C 1940-50 Cast Iron 7"H X 16 1/2"W X 2 1/4"D (base) Graphic flattened full body form, double sided, on integral base. Freestanding, in original red/brown dry painted surfac

The first tool is a yellow and purple jasper example. Inscribed in ink: "Fontmaure Ach. French?15.03.189(6)?". The other scraper is flint in shades of brown and cream with some remaining skin on surfa

Sewell Sillman, Am., 1924-1992, Quatrafoil Abstract, scraper board19 1/2"square, framed 28 1/2 x 32 1/2From a Connecticut Modern Art Collection

Rare Antique Industrial Patent Model or Salesman Sample Sauerman Brothers Gold Mining Crescent Power Scraper Patent Date 1924. Used in conjunction with slackline dragline excavation. With original ide

5- 19THC. KITCHEN ITEMS INC. HEART SHAPED FORK, 22 1/2" SPATULA, 12 3/4" HOG SCRAPER CANDLESTICK, TOASTER & SKIMMER

Native American, Western United States, Plains Tribes, Lakota (Sioux), ca. 19th century CE. This is a wonderful example of an elk scraper or hide flesher known as a "wahintki" in the Lakota language,

Manufactured by B.B. Butt, Baltimore, Maryland, 1900-20. Each end with an opposing fox mask figure, centering a scraper and flanked by brushes, above a rectangular plinth base with molded edge. H: 6 i

A large and rare, antique fox boot scraper. Cast iron with original black paint. Stamped "B.B BUTT", a Baltimore based maker. Circa 19th century.. This is all original, including the worn wire brushes